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BetterMan Defined
A deep dive into the definition of manhood.
Biblically rich, theologically sound, and incredibly practical, each study includes pre-recorded video teachings from manhood experts, workbook guides, and group discussion questions.
Launch your BetterMan Defined Group in 3 Steps:
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You're welcome to invite some, or all, of the men from your original BtterMan Group.
Meet for 5 weeks and go deeper in what it means to be a BetterMan.
FAQs
BetterMan Defined consists of 4 series; each series is 5 weeks long. The 4 parts of the study do not need to be presented in a particular order and can be sequenced at the discretion of the leader.
Yes, but we strongly recommend starting with the BetterMan Core 11-week Study before beginning BetterMan Defined since the curriculum builds upon that foundation.
You can, but it’s flexible. We do recommend that everyone who is a part of your BetterMan Defined Group has completed the BetterMan 11-week Core Study to have the foundational knowledge to build upon.
Yes, similar to the BetterMan 11-week Core Study, BetterMan Defined is designed with a mentor and participant model in mind. We recommend having 2 leaders or “mentors” per ~6 men participating.
Just like the 11-week BetterMan Core Study, BetterMan Defined is suitable for any size group, including a small group (3-8 men) or in a large church or ministry setting (50-500+ men).
Churches can use BetterMan as an ongoing men’s ministry program to engage members and the community. First, they can offer the 11-week BetterMan Core Study, followed by 4 parts of BetterMan Defined. Churches can opt to offer all 31 weeks (11 weeks of BetterMan Core + 20 weeks of BetterMan Defined) over the course of 1, 1.5, or 2 years, depending on the amount of space between each series.
We recommend allocating 60 - 70 minutes: 30 for watching the message followed by a quick break and then 30 for group discussion.
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